Rockefeller Mini-Grant Recipient Sarah Gupta '19 reflects on how the "speaker shed a lot of light on the state of global health education and how it must change as we continue" at GlobeMed's 5th Annual Benefit Dinner.
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Each session, MLDP participants nominate their peers for excellence and explain why their nominees made their experience in MLDP more beneficial and/or how their nominees provide an excellent example of leadership in the program.
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Professor Edward Miller joined the Thought Project Living Learning Community for dinner to discuss the Vietnam War, explaining the "contested memories and controversy that the war still provokes to this day."
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Prior to her public lecture, Stanford Law Professor Pamela Karlan discussed her scholarly interests around constitutional litigation, voting rights, and antidiscrimination law with student staff writer, Nikita Bakhru ’17 .
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Attending the 2017 EB-5 & Investment Immigration Conference as a Rockefeller Mini-Grant recipient, William Paja '17 plans on "addressing a gap in the academic literature on investor immigration with hopes to inform future immigration reform."
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